WETlands
a publication of Sungei Buloh Nature Park

Vol 7 No 1
Apr 2000


St. Andrew's
Cross Spider


Yellow-bellied Prinia

Life in the Mangroves:
snippets on
plants & animals

Divine Diversity

Shorebird Population Monitoring
(1992-1998)

Inundation
in the Park


Service with a Smile:
the Park's frontline staff

Field Ornithology training in Sarawak

Millenium mementos

Butterfly Trail Adoption
 
Service
with a
Smile
rogayah sulong
executive assistant

shila kumari
ticketing supervisor

Frontline staff with the security guard
"Sungei Buloh Nature Park. This Shila. Can I help you?" Chances are you will hear Shila saying this over the phone when you call our main line. Sitting at the entrance of Sungei Buloh, with a smile on their faces, the ticketing staff see to the needs of the Park visitors.

From attending to visitor inquiries to giving directions to lost drivers and tourists, we at the ticketing counter also keep a daily count of visitors to the Park.
For first time visitors, we would take extra effort to brief them on the Park attractions and their whereabouts. A 10-minute slide show that introduces the Park and its flora and fauna will be arranged for them before they enter the Reserve proper.
Arranging for guided tours for schools and organised groups are also part of customer care and we are all trained to do these tours.

The tour ensures that visitors leave with a better knowledge and understanding of the Park.

To smile, to provide accurate information and guidance to the visitors
is our motto

Rogayah


Apart from these, we also have a direct communication line with field staff via the walkie-talkie system. This ensures that any visitor in need of help will be reached with promptness.

"We are very happy to be working in this environment. We will continue to do our best to serve our visitors," echoed the frontline staff who are determined to serve our Park visitors well.

Shila congratulating the 4th recipients
of the Park's millenium goody pack
   
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